You appear to be under fueling yourself for your level of activity and thus your hunger. I would suspect you need at least 3,000 kcal per day.

Breakfast: 3 eggs cooked in coconut oil. 1/5 pound bacon. Bacon best value I have seen is Walmart bacon ends 3# for $4.92 Do not use olive oil to cook in. Use only butter or coconut oil. Do not forget beef liver or chicken liver twice a week along with the bacon.

Here is a guy that wanted to fuel 6,000 kcal per day. http://paleohacks.com/questions/14857/please-help-me-figure-out-how-to-get-more-calories-in-my-day/14859#14859 and one more: http://paleohacks.com/questions/14224/eating-strict-paleo-how-do-i-get-approx-6000-cals-day/14243#14243

Lunch: More turkey or left over slices of steak from previous night.

Ditch the jerky unless it is homemade. Look at ingredients. Many are preservatives and have some form of sugar.

Dinner: 16 oz steak with lots of fat around the edges plus any kind of veggies slathered in butter. Plus a large green salad 1/4 pound with olive oil and vinegar. Any meat at 16 oz is fine.

I suspect that once you eat this breakfast, your desire for snacks and lunch will abate and you will be ready for a decent size dinner.

Fat is your friend for fueling your body. Many of us eat 75% fat and 25% protein with a few veggie carbs with butter thrown in.

I'll just echo PrairieProf--the quantities seem very much like "Hollywood Starlet" or "Oprah Diet" quantities (not working out so well for Oprah either). Up the egg count! Use butter instead of olive oil. An 8 oz. steak seems like such a tease...

The other issue is the frequency of eating. Even though your diet is not likely to generate a huge insulin response, it will generate something of a response and you're likely to have better results with 2 or 3 meals a day. You may end up being less hungry, although it seems paradoxical.

Some cannot manage this, but I personally do not believe in snacking. It tends to initiate a positive feedback loop that ends up producing low satiety and constant hunger. My approach is to eat until I'm full two to three times daily. If I have a soccer game in the evening, it's coffee and heavy cream for breakfast and lunch. No solid food. BIG meal one or two hours post game.

So, for breakfast--4 eggs scrambled in ghee with a spot of cream, 2-3 oz. heavy whipping cream in coffee;

lunch--skip it, have 2-3 oz. heavy cream in coffee;

dinner--one pound ground beef sauteed and then poached in coconut milk with panang curry chili paste; wine

On game days, I substitute heavy cream/coffee for meals and just eat dinner.

I'm sometimes hungry but it's not this burning "need to eat" hunger.

That's so great that three people posted awesome answers at the same time, all with the same core message in common (and all in great ways of course, not trying to criticize). The message is good: Eat more! Eat more! Eat more! I just want to add: this is not a diet. You are not dieting. Just eat as much as you want; your body will get happy and things will change on the inside; and then you'll lose weight.

Make sure the foods you add for more calories are healther ones, meat with fat for instance. THe Larabars and stuff are just not as good as healthy whole foods. Also, I'd like to note that I was hungry a lot when I first when on low carb and also when I first went on paleo. It was more than a few months where I felt hungry often to the point where it was somewhat irritating at times. And so I ate often and yet I was also losing weight. But after a while, my body adapted and it all evened out and I was not hungry often anymore. I think for some people, it takes a while to adjust. I think at least at first, if you are really hungry, you should eat, as long as you eat healthy food. Once you are adjusted to the new diet and eating the proper amounts, then you will likely find you don't feel hungry as often. Sometimes, it just takes the body a bit of time to fill up on healthier foods and adapt to the new regime. Remember that full adaption to a new diet takes 3 months or more for most people.

Your "sweet tooth" may be caused by not enough fat in your diet.

Increasing fat and decreasing carbs is a really easy way to feel fuller longer.

I would be starving all day if I only ate one egg and some veggies for breakfast. It seems like you get very little fat during most of the day, too -- just doesn't seem like enough calories for someone of your size and activity. I'm 5'4", 120 pounds, and eat more than that (3 eggs for breakfast for example!).

ditto all of the above...more calories and esp more fat. I would highly suggest checking out the zone for quantity and continue to eat paleo quality. Exactly what Goose said too, cut back on the sugar and youll see some of the cravings drop as well.

Eat more. Way more.

Eat more animal fat.

Too much fruit (esp dried fruit) = insulin spikes and further sugar cravings. Sub more fat and protein for those calories to get more nutritional bang for your buck AND more satiety.